Environment Charities That specialise in Wildlife

To provide recreational open space and natural habitat within the urban area.

To act as an umbrella group for the preservation of the habitat and wildlife of the Mersey Estuary.Education of the general public towards our aims.

manages County Wildlife Site with public access

Promoting access to the historic parkland of St. James Hospital. Saving the parkland from development and encouraging its use by local people as an area of rest, recreation and knowledge of wildlife in the densely populated city of Portsmouth, Hampshire. Supporting the retention of the parkland for use by patients of St. James mental hospital.

We maintain a piece of ground as open space for the use and enjoyment by the public and for the conservation of wildlife, plants and trees.

Frome Millennium Green Trust is managed as a semi-wild area for local wildlife and forms part of a green corridor in the centre of Frome along with Rodden Meadow. We organise volunteer days and promote the area as a place to walk, picnic and generally enjoy the wildlife and views.

Holds the lease frrom Ampleforth Abbey on the land.Hay meadow. Open space. Path around green and link with neighbouring track. Pond. Overgrown areas for wildlife. Bat and bird boxes. Barn owl box. Wildflowers and hedgerow trees planted 2011.

TO OVERLOOK AND MAINTAIN THE PATELEY BRIDGE MILLENNIUM GREEN FOR RECREATIONAL PURPOSES AND FOR THE PLEASURE OF THE LOCAL RESIDENTS AND VISITORS. TO ENJOY THE OPEN SPACE AND WILDLIFE AREAS CREATED FOR LEISURE PURPOSES.

Provides recreation area for residents in local district and surrounding area. Protection of wildlife (both flora and fauna) and maintenance of trees, shrubs and green area. Protected area and safe habitat for wildlife.

Obtaining funding and working on projects that will enhance the Wigan Flashes Nature Reserve, and the nearby Lightshaw Water Meadows Reserve, (parts of The Flashes of Wigan and Leigh National Nature Reserve) for both wildlife and the public. Maintaining the existing facilities and publicising the Reserves' attractions and events to increase appropriate use and protect their long term viability.

We maintain a piece of ground as open space for the use and enjoyment by the public and for the conservation of wildlife, plants & trees.

1. The preservation and conservation of the ancient woodland of Birchanger Wood,2. The advancement of education of the public in the natural history of the flora and fauna of Birchanger Wood, and3. The provision of facilities for recreation and leisure-time occupation For the inhabitants of Birchanger, Bishop's Stortford, the surrounding area, and visitors

The trust is responsible for the upkeep of Dunmore Pond and its surrounding woodland. Its purpose is to preserve the area as a haven for wildlife and as an attractive recreational site for the villagers of Brightwalton.

TO PROVIDE AID AND SUPPORT FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT AND TO PROMOTE THE PROTECTION AND WELFARE OF RARE AND ENDANGERED SPECIES OF WILDLIFE COUPLED WITH THE PRESERVATION OF THEIR NATURAL HABITAT IN THE UK AND WORLDWIDE.

To help protect the habitat and wildlife of India's National Parks through providing resources and support to the neighbouring tribal villages. Using sustainable eco-development projects to promote awareness, improve the quality of life and increase the yield from crops and livestock with the co-operation and involvement of the villagers.

THE FACILITATION AND DISSEMINATION OF INDEPENDENT AND NON-COMMERCIAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS INTO THE CAUSES OF SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS, WITH THE SPECIFIC PURPOSES OF SEEKING AND ADVANCING POLICY AND PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS THERETO, FOR THE BENEFIT OF HUMANKIND, WILDLIFE AND THE ENVIRONMENT.

To protect, preserve and further the study of the wildlife, nature, landscape and heritage in Israel and elsewhere for the benefit of mankind.

Wild About Britain has developed one of the largest online communities for wildlife, the environment and the great outdoors within the UK with over 50,000 members and 3 million visitors a year

The objects of the Trust are to help promote, for the public benefit, the conservation of wildlife and the natural environment in East Africa on a sustainable basis.

Helping the preservation and conservation of wildlife and humans

Humanitarian-Human Rights-Environment-Community DevelopmentBDO, in collaboration and partnership with development organizations, provides:Education and health care, relief aid, shelter, water and food security, Human rights advocacy,submission, advice and consultancy.Ecosystem management, conservation and wildlife protectionCommunity development,inclusion and cultural integration

Wildlife conservation, education

To care for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. Where possible all animals are released back into the wild as soon as they are fully recovered or old enough to fend for themselves. If they are healthy but for whatever reason cannot be released we will care for them at the sanctuary or find them a safe suitable environment. We have 3 ponds, 40+ indoor cages, 30+ outdoor aviaries and enclosures.

Engaged in preparing a feasibility study for making environmental improvements in and around the River Leven through Stokesley. This involves the employment of professional consultants to advise on river flow, flood risks, bridge improvements, flora and fauna and other environmental factors affecting public appreciation of the river. Local schools are also being involved.

To maintain and improve a network of care for sick and injured wildlife, and to care for and rehabilitate back to the wild. To give help and advice to members of the public concerning wildlife, by telephone, email, and post, and to raise awareness of their plight. To provide information to local schools concerning wildlife and hedgehogs.